The science of attraction

Have you ever wanted to look attractive and make people around you enjoy the conversation? Do you want to be the center of attention and make others take you seriously?Well that is the science of attraction.To achieve this you have to keep in mind some basic communication skilss you recently missed and that will change your life.

We fall in love at first “smell.”

“Smell” is the woefully inadequate way we describe sensing someone’s pheromones — a type of scent-bearing chemical secreted in sweat and other bodily fluids. Pheromones are known to be involved in sexual attraction in animals, and research suggests that they may also play a role for people. A type of pheromone called a “releaser” — which includes the compounds androstenone, androstadienone and androstenol — may be involved in sexual attraction.

A large body of evolutionary psychology research has shown that, in general, women tend to prefer more masculine-looking men — perhaps because masculine features like broad shoulders or a strong jawline are indicators of virility and good health. But today, this doesn’t always hold true.